Rencently, Most movie fans like rent the 3D Movies just like: House of Wax 3D，Tales from the Crypt, Vault of Horror, House on Haunted Hill an so on. But, the Apple TV does not currently offer 3D rentals. And unfortunately the current Apple product lineup does support 3D viewing. There are rumors that Apple will eventually release an actual television which could provide 3D support. The good news is that – you can enjoy all Rented 3D Movies on Apple TV after reading this guide. Here, we give some tips of how to convert/rip/stream Rented 3D Movies to Apple TV 2/3 on Mac 10.11. 
Hot Search: HD movies on ATV 3 | Tivo to Apple TV | AVI to Apple TV with AC3 5.1 | According to the main spec of the new Apple TV, we find the Apple TV supported formats is still limited to MOV, M4V and MOV. Thus, before you can watch 3D Movies on Apple TV, you have to rip and convert the 3D to Apple TV 3 supported video format on Mac OS X El Capitan first. And in order to play 3D movies on the ATV freely, one easy-to-use Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac that supports handling 3D Blu-ray/DVD/HD Videos for Mac 10.11 is necessary. Read the review. With this all-in-one 3D Mac Video Converter for Apple TV, you can easily convert 3D Movie no matter from Blu-ray disc, Blu-ray movie folder, DVD disc, MKV, AVI, VOB, WMV, Tivo, MPG, FLV/F4V files and export Anaglyph, Top-Bottom, Side-by-Side 3D video supported by Apple TV with the best quality easily. If you are a Mac user, then is your first choose. Plus, it can retain your desired subtitle in Blu-ray and DVD for the scenes of foreign languages. Note:For Windows users, you can use this Win 3D Converter software for ATV. Now, download this professional App and follow below guide to learn How to Convert 3D movies to SBS MP4/MKV for Apple TV. Backup/Rip Rented 3D Movies to SBS MKV for Apple TV on Mac El Capitan Step 1. Insert your 3D/2D Blu-ray or standard DVD movie to disc drive, and click “Load from disc” button to load Blu-ray or DVD from ROM. For video file, click the “Add video” button, browse to computer hard drive and import video into this app. 
Step 2. Click the format bar to follow “3D Videos” and choose the 3D Side-by-Side MP4 format which is most compatible with Apple TV. Tip: Why Side-by-Side? Read the difference between Anaglyph and Side-by-Side 3D. 
Tip: If you like, you can click “Settings” which is next to “Format”, free change your target video size, bitrate, frame rate and 3D depth. If you want to get best video quality, pls switch them to “original”. 
Step 3: Hit the “Convert” button to copy your 3D Movie to 3D MKV video. When if finishes, click the “Open” option to locate the created 3D video and you are ready to transfer your 3D movies to Apple TV via Mac OS X El Capitan. Now, you can enjoy House of Wax 3D，Tales from the Crypt, Vault of Horror, House on Haunted Hill and other all rent 3D Movies on Apple TV via Mac OS X El Capitan without any hassles. More Play MKV, AVI, MP4, FLV, WMV, MPG, MOV by Chromecast Rip DTS-HD track to FLAC 5.1 audio using Plex Upload Blu-ray to Dropbox for Sharing Backup DVD onto Synology DS216play Via Mac El Capitan How to watch 3D Videos on Galaxy Note 4 with Gear VR Blu-ray to iTunes Converter -Sync Blu-rays to iTunes for Apple Devices Watch iTunes Movie on Android Tablet or Smartphone Play Blu-ray ISO with HEVC MP4 on Mac OS X El Capitan Src Enable 3D Movies playback on Apple TV via Mac El Capitan
What’s PVR Formats? PVR files with .pvr extension are television videos recorded by PVR (Personal Video Recorder) device or software. PVR is also called DVR (digital video recorder). It records video in a digital format to a disk drive, USB flash drive, SD memory card, SSD or other local or networked mass storage device. With PVR you can record television program while you are working or sleeping and watch it while you are free. You can pause to do other things, fast forward to skip commercials, rewind to watch interested clips again while watching television show you recorded. 
Hot Search: Apple TV 3 Column | Apple TV 2015 Tips | HD movies on ATV 3 | Tivo to Apple TV | AVI to Apple TV with AC3 5.1 | Apple TV 3 is a hot media device for us watching movies. (Read Apple TV vs Chromecast comparison review) If you have some PVR Videos which recorded by Hauppuage, you may failed. Because like other Apple devices it can only supports MP4, MOV, M4V videos. As you see, the Hauppuage PVR Video files isn’t in the supported format list. If you wanna view PVR files on your Apple TV, the best solution is to encode/re-encode XviD/Divx to Apple TV supported video format first. Here’s is how: Maybe, you has used of old version of Video Converter made originaly by Foxreal and failed. Here, we will recommend you Pavtube Video Converterr Ultimate which would do PVR to ATV conversion which only a few clicks. With it, you convert almost various formats of 1080p/720p HD videos including H.265, PVR, MKV, VOB, MPG, TiVo, WMV to Apple TV 3 friendly format for playback. It directly offers users an optimized pre-setting for Apple TV 3. Even if you don’t know what format is the best for Apple TV, you can also do it well. Here is review. Meanwhile the quality of the converted videos is as decent as possible as original. The equivalent Mac version is iMedia Converter for Mac. Following is the guide about how to PVR Video file formats to M4V for Apple TV 3: 
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Step 2: Choose the output format. This Apple TV 3 Converter has multiple templates for Apple TV 1st Gen, Apple TV 2 and Apple TV 3. To expect a great playback performance of your ATV 3, you should select “Apple TV 3 Dolby Digital Pass-through (*.m4v)” as output format. This format will ensure you 1080p quality with Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound pass-through. 
Step 3: Click the “Settings” icon and you will go into a new interface named “Profile Settings”. You can adjust codec, aspect ratio, bit rate, frame rate, sample rate and audio channel in the interface to optimize the output file quality. 
Don’t know how to set up 5.1 surround sound for Apple TV 3? Please read How to set up Apple TV for streaming HD videos with Dolby Digital 5.1 sounds. Step 4: After above settings, you can start the PVR Video to Apple TV conversion. Once the process completes, locate the files and transfer and copy the converted .m4v videos to Apple TV. As you see, now you can effortlessly watch PVR Videos on Apple TV 3 with the best quality. More Play TiVo recordings on Kindle Fire HDX, Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire Strore DVD ISO onto QNAP with VLC server and stream to Sony Bravia TV Convert AVI from MiniDV cassettes to Apple TV with AC3 5.1 Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus on Pavtube Special Topic Dropbox brings Mailbox to Android, launches Carousel How to get the World Cup Schedule in Google Calendar Rip a DVD ISO to MKV for streaming via Plex with multi audio tracks Does Samsung Galaxy TabPro 10.1 supports 720p/1080p MKV Video Playback Src Play Hauppuage PVR Videos on Apple TV 3
Everyone’s happy in Stinky Cigars, the secret town where all the holiday characters live – except Murray Weiner, the grumpy owner of Murray’s Holiday Diner. But when Santa is knocked out cold by an experimental toy – the Jack-in-the-Boxer – it’s up to Murray to save Christmas – which he does, in a weirdly wonderful way. This is the story told in the movie-How Murray Saved Christmas. 
If you buy How Murray Saved Christmas on iTunes and want to transfer it to Surface Pro to watch, then you got it. However, iTunes video is DRM protected which will be disfavored as it prevents them from fully accessing to those videos on non-apple devices, not to mention the rental ones. Therefore, to remove iTunes DRM for watching limitlessly on Surface Pro seems to be of top priority. With Best DRM removal tool – Pavtube ChewTune you could easily remove DRM from iTunes video and convert iTunes M4V videos to Surface Pro support video with fast speed and high quality. Therefore, you can freely enjoy iTunes videos on Surface Pro without any limitations or DRM protection. Read the review. With it, you can also sync Amazon wmv video and Digital Copy to Surface tablets. Step 1. Load your iTunes M4V video to Pavtube iTunes to Surface Pro converter. You can either browser to file location or drag and drop source How Murray Saved Christmas iTunes file to the app. 
Step 2. Choose the optimized profile for Surface Pro. Click the “Format” drop-down menu and select “Microsoft > Microsoft Surface Windows RT/Pro H.264 Video (*.mp4)”. 
Step 3. Is necessary, you could set video and audio parameters such as video and audio codec, bitrate, frame rate, etc so that better video and audio quality can be transferred to your Surface Pro tablet. Step 4. Hit the “Convert” button to start How Murray Saved Christmas iTunes M4V to Surface Pro MP4 recording. Since Pavtube ChewTune records source DRM videos in 1:1 video and audio quality, it would take as long as the source movie length for the whole DRM video to Surface Pro conversion process since Pavtube ChewTune records source DRM videos in 1:1 video and audio quality. Once it completes, open output folder, locate the created MP4 file and transfer the iTunes M4V movies to Surface Pro tablet for viewing. More Import Galaxy S6/S6 Edge videos to iMovie for Mac OS X El Capitan Is there a way to cast a Blu-ray using Chromecast 2 from PC to TV? Does Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 and 8.4 play MVI videos? Transfer and Rip TiVo Recordings to Apple TV 4 without Quality Loss Store MKV M2TS to Sony PS4 – Play HD Movies on a Display through PS4 Place Blu-Ray To Micro SD Card For Android Tablets Watch Rental Netflix 3D Blu-ray to PS4 via Mac Yosemite Src Play How Murray Saved Christmas iTunes movie on Surface
The future is finally here – consumer virtual reality headsets are coming this Christmas that work in conjunction with the smartphone in your pocket, rather than being tied to a computer or consoles as with the Oculus Rift and PlayStation VR. 
Super-keen virtual reality nerds will already have queued up for hours to test out the upcoming Samsung Gear VR or the HTC Vive, but if you’re just a casual user who wouldn’t mind dipping your toe in the water and you don’t want to pay a premium price, then there is an alternative.Merge VR Googles and the Freefly VR headset are two virtual reality headsets now on the market that aim to give a better experience than Google Cardboard, while still not breaking the bank. But are they any good? Let’s find out. 
The Merge VR Goggles come with an adjustable head strap, knobs to adjust the lenses and the buttons on the iPhone 6S are easily accessible for interactionIBTimes UK The Merge VR Goggles feature adjustable straps and lenses, which is useful to ensure that your view of the VR app is as clear as possible. There is also a hole in the front of the headset where presumably one day the smartphone’s camera can interact with a virtual reality landscape, but there are no apps that allow you to test this feature for now. The headset was very comfortable to wear and it was good to be able to instantly adjust the volume on the smartphone through the hole on the top of the headset. However, even after adjusting the lenses, the view still seemed to be a bit blurry, almost as if the app was in quite low resolution. After wearing the headset for a while it becomes quite heavy and your eyes start to feel strained. The general advice with VR headsets is that you can’t wear them for too long, but this is a pity as you can’t get sucked into a VR app game the way you do with a video game console. One plus point about this headset is that it’s made from hypoallergenic foam, but the negative is that it feels very block-y and a bit cheap. Merge VR Googles The Verdict The Merge VR is very comfortable to wear and it is definitely lighter on your head than the Oculus Rift or the Samsung Gear VR, but at the end of the day, it’s still only made from foam, so it doesn’t have the sophisticated feel you’d expect from spending £50. Scores:
- Design: 8/10 - The foam is comfortable and the lenses and straps are easily adjustable.
- Lenses: 6/10 - The lenses were not as clear as they could be.
- Functionality: 6/10 - Smartphone buttons easy to access, but interaction is limited besides moving your head.
Pros:
- Adjustable straps.
- Light, comfortable, hypoallergenic design.
- Easy to access smartphone buttons.
Cons:
- Feels cheap.
- Interactions are limited.
- No electronic input.
The Freefly VR headset opens up so the Huawei Honor 6 Plus smartphone can be securely clipped insideIBTimes UK The Freefly VR headset is quite comfortable to wear and is lighter than the Merge VR, so you can wear it for a long period of time without feeling burdened by the weight of the headset on your head. It also has very good lenses, although sometimes it feels that from certain angles you need the headset to be even closer to your face, and you cannot adjust the straps to achieve this. The plastic feels rather cheap, and the design prevents the user from adjusting the volume or touching any of the smartphone buttons once the phone has been clipped into the headset. You could use headphones, but if you don’t want to, this can be quite annoying as you have to start the app on the smartphone, adjust the volume to what you think it should be, secure the phone to the backing board and then close the headset. There’s no start button on the headset, so it feels that you’re playing catch-up once you put the headset on. The Glide joystick features similar controls to a game console controller. It connects with ease to the smartphone, but as there are almost no VR apps that are Glide-enabled and the ones that are don’t work that great, there is not much to say for now. Freefly VR Headset The Verdict The Freefly VR headset is comfortable to wear and has good lenses, but the plastic makes it feel like a low-end product. However, the Bluetooth-enabled joystick worked perfectly with game apps and enabled a good range of interaction. Scores:
- Design: 7/10 - Lenses and straps are not adjustable; at times you need to hold it to your head.
- Lenses: 8/10 - The lenses are quite clear.
- Functionality: 6/10 - Smartphone buttons inaccessible, but joystick offers additional functionality.
Pros:
- Good lenses.
- Joystick offers interactivity.
- Light and comfortable to wear.
Cons:
- Feels cheap.
- No access to smartphone volume buttons.
- No electronic input.
- Straps can’t be adjusted.
Which should you buy? It depends what you need the VR headset for. If you’re running a promotional marketing event and you want some headsets for the public to view a VR experience, like a 360-degree music video, then both headsets are a massive step-up from Google Cardboard, and I would recommend the Merge VR, especially since it is made from durable hypoallergenic foam, making it a good choice for children too. But if you want to play games, then you might be better off with the Freefly VR headset, which has the Glide joystick that you can interact with, although at the moment, none of the VR apps really work with the Glide. Sadly, both headsets lack the premium feel of being a cool gadget you’re excited to own. If you’re an adult gamer, you’d probably enjoy using the Samsung Gear VR or the Oculus Rift more, as they feel more like the luxury experience you expect from a tech gadget today. In terms of the technology itself, you can’t wear the headsets for very long or you will start to get a headache (or even motion sickness). The standard advice is that you should take the headset off every 10 minutes, but this won’t lead to consumers investing much into the app experience. At the moment, there aren’t many apps for people to play with, and the apps that do exist tend to be mostly VR experiences with little to no interaction with the consumer. There are some VR games, but these mostly rely on the user having to endlessly turn their neck and move their head in order for the phone to pick up the head gesture and translate it into a command in the app. To be fair, these problems are universal across all virtual reality headsets, including the higher-end Samsung Gear VR and the Oculus Rift – my sources who demo these headsets to the public say consumers, including gamers, who try on these headsets complain of headaches, eye strain and irritation after having the headsets on for only a short period of time. Much still needs to change to make virtual reality a viable hobby. Even if you have all the exciting content in the world, people won’t be using virtual reality headsets for lengths of time if the headsets place stress on the eyes and head, and will probably stick to video game consoles and TV. More Import Galaxy S6/S6 Edge videos to iMovie for Mac OS X El Capitan Is there a way to cast a Blu-ray using Chromecast 2 from PC to TV? Does Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 and 8.4 play MVI videos? Transfer and Rip TiVo Recordings to Apple TV 4 without Quality Loss Store MKV M2TS to Sony PS4 – Play HD Movies on a Display through PS4 Place Blu-Ray To Micro SD Card For Android Tablets Watch Rental Netflix 3D Blu-ray to PS4 via Mac Yosemite SrcHow to Convert ISO to Synology NAS for Streaming on iPad
Pavtube offers big Christmas gift for cinephile - up to 40% discount BD/DVD Copying tool so you can get Blu-ray/DVD Ripper and Video converter at the lowest price. Christmas is getting more and more close. You maybe have decorated your Christmas tree with your kids with lots of twinkling lights, garlands and ornaments. Or you have prepared the popular Christmas songs and moviesfor the singing in the family party and watching in the Christmas Eve. Have you recorded the happy time but can’t upload it to YouTube for sharing? Did you meet the playback issue when you test the movies on your wide screen TV or 4K projector? If so, Pavtube gives you the solution. 
To help you celebrate and record the Christmas, Pavtube offers the customers and potential consumers with big Christmas Coupon for its top-selling BD/DVD Copying tools to provide the media solution on Christmas. Solutions to Blu-ray/DVD movies playback issue There are many reasons that can lead the failure playback on Blu-ray/DVD movies: complex copy protection, different region codes between your disc and BD/DVD driver, format incompatibility, display screen resolution doesn’t match with DVD, BD/DVD drive out-of-work, etc. To avoid all of these issues, you can rip and backup your Blu-ray/DVD to NAS, USB External Drive, WD MyCloud or Seagate Wireless Plus to achieve movie playback on your TV, Projector, Tablet, PC, iPad, etc with Blu-ray/DVD Ripper like Pavtube DVDAid for Windows/Mac, Pavtube BDMagic for Windows/Mac and Pavtube ByteCopy for Windows/Mac. Learn: Pavtube Softwares Comparison: ByteCopy vs BDMagic vs DVDAid vs Video Converter Ultimate How to Play, Edit and Share your Christmas Recording? Generally, video sharing sites, like YouTube, Vimeo, don’t support you recordings with camcorders natively. Before upload the Christmas recordings, you have to transcode them to MP4, AVI, FLV and other sharing sites compatible format. What’s more, some people will want to edit the Christmas recordings before share it, but the raw recordings is MXF, AVCHD or MTS file which can’t be supported by popular video editing tool. That needs you to convert the recordings to video editing tool, like iMovie, FCP, Premiere Pro CC supported format in advance. All of the work can be achieved by Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate for Windows/Mac. It has other powerful function about video conversion and video editing. Just read its review. Learn Also: Burn Christmas Video to DVD Christmas is a nice chance to get these Blu-ray/DVD/Video converter at a lower price. If you need them, just catch the opportunity in Pavtube Christmas Promotion activity.
I want to transfer & convert my TiVo Premier recordings to Apple TV format at 1080p. I tested a freeware. Unfortunately it crashed on my first TiVo file import! They do not have any tech support, so I have to look around for one workable app. Anyone here has any advice? Actually, TiVo is an encrypted video format, that’s why few media players can play it well and some freeware can’t handle it. To convert TiVo to Apple TV, a professional TiVo converter is required. Here I would rather recommend you a professional TiVo to Apple TV tool, named Pavtube Video Converter for Mac, it is a versatile video converter tool that can help you convert TiVo shows to Apple TV supported video keeping original quality as it provides the optimal presets for Apple TV 4, Apple TV 3, Apple TV 2 and Apple TV. Besides, you are allowed to edit the videos by trimming, cropping, adjust video effects, etc to get the wanted part and effects as you like. More than TiVo files, it can also support encoding MKV, WMV, AVI, FLV, MPG, VOB to Apple TV to meet your different needs. For Windows users, please get Pavtube Video Converter. 
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button on the main interface, in the pop out window, enter the Media Access Key for the Tivo files, then press the “OK” button. 
Step 2: Import Tivo files. After entering the Media Access Key, you can successfully import Tivo files by clicking “File” > “Load Video/Audio” or “Load from Folder” to the program. 
Step 3: Define an output file format. Go to “Format” drop-down bar, select Apple TV 4 playable format from “Apple TV” > “Apple TV 3 1080p Dolby Digital Pass-through(*.m4v) “. 
Step 4: Start Tivo recordings to Apple TV 4 conversion process. Press the right-bottom “Convert” button to carry out the conversion process. Stream Tivo recordings to Apple TV 4 with AirPlay When the conversion is over, hit the “Open” folder on the main interface to find and locate the converted files, then you can stream converted Tivo recordings to Apple TV 4 by enabling AirPlay through the iOS control center, select Apple TV from the menu and toggle the “mirroring” button. After the device image is “mirrored,” TiVo users can view recorded content on their Apple TV. More Play MKV, AVI, MP4, FLV, WMV, MPG, MOV by Chromecast Rip DTS-HD track to FLAC 5.1 audio using Plex Upload Blu-ray to Dropbox for Sharing Backup DVD onto Synology DS216play Via Mac El Capitan How to watch 3D Videos on Galaxy Note 4 with Gear VR Blu-ray to iTunes Converter -Sync Blu-rays to iTunes for Apple Devices Watch iTunes Movie on Android Tablet or Smartphone Play Blu-ray ISO with HEVC MP4 on Mac OS X El Capitan Src Search Results
Apple’s iOS is pretty discriminating in terms of what file formats are supported, and mostly gravitates around Apple’s own and vetted pieces. The stock video player doesn’t make an exception, and for WMV, DivX/Xvid, FLV or MKV files you’d have to look elsewhere, or convert. 
Converting is a hassle, and if you are consuming video more often than you should on your iPhone and iPad, you’ve probably felt the need for a versatile, play-it-all video app. Well, due to the limitations Cupertino places, there is no ideal solution, but some are pretty close. With the recent AC3 and DTS sound playback kerfuffle, most player darlings updated their apps to ditch the decoder support and avoid playing license fees, depriving you of audio for many clips in your video library in the process, but some still support it. I’m rounding up a few of the best in the below, to help with your quest to circumvent the limited video format playback of the default player Apple supplies with iOS.1. It’s Playing ($3.99) 
As one of the very few video players for iOS that seem to be paying the patent fees for DTS and AC3 audio for now, It’s Playing is also updated for the iPhone 5′s larger display, so it doesn’t show the videos “boxed”. On top of that it supports every major format you throw at it, at up to 1080 definition if you have the latest iDevice, finds and shows subtitles in many languages, and hardware-accelerates streaming video wherever possible. It also sports USB file transfer via iTunes, file management with “incognito” folders, Mail app video attachment playback and many more, so your money is well spent here. Some quirky high-res MKVs seem to give it the hiccups on anything less than iPhone 5 and the new iPad, but that can be said for most players that are not installed on the newest powerful gear.2. Azul Media Player ($0.99 for iPhone, $2.99 for iPad) 
Currently on sale for the iPhone version at mere $0.99, Azul plays most formats, and supports their easy uploading through iTunes. It has a lot of added value features, too, like the ability to play video attachments from the Mail app, as well as search and download from the web movies, TV shows and music directly from the player’s interface, including saving YouTube vids offline. The newest version adds support for the larger screen of the iPhone 5.3. RockPlayer2 
A great free alternative to the stock player, RockPlayer2 is updated to show videos on the iPhone 5 in full screen, and supports any major format thrown at it, including large (2 GB+) HD MKV files, and with subtitles, too. It is ad supported, and you can remove those for $4.99 as an in-app purchase. Files can be imported for playback via iTunes, HTTP, FTP and WebDAV, the interface allows you gesture commands, there is folder management, video editing, and both wired and wireless TV-out from your iDevice.4. OPlayer for iPhone ($2.99), Oplayer HD for iPad ($4.99) 
Graced with a powerful file browser, allowing you to copy/cut/paste media files you’ve transfered to the app via iTunes or other means, OPlayer supports all major formats up to 1080 definition, depending on your iDevice decoding power. There are FTP and Samba clients, advanced streaming capabilities. resume function, and the ability to play video file attachments from your Mail app.5. Video Stream ($2.99) 
Don’t be fooled by the title, Video Stream will play any video format stored locally as well, with all the usual bells and whistles, as well as iPhone 5 and Retina iPad support up to 1080 quality, wrapped up in a slick interface. The strength of the app, however, lies in the easy to set up client-server relationship, so you can run a small program on your computer, and stream any video file from there to your iDevice via Wi-Fi while lounging on the couch in the other room, or via 3G/4G anywhere in the world, really. More Apple iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus on Pavtube Special Topic Dropbox brings Mailbox to Android, launches Carousel How to get the World Cup Schedule in Google Calendar Rip a DVD ISO to MKV for streaming via Plex with multi audio tracks Does Samsung Galaxy TabPro 10.1 supports 720p/1080p MKV Video Playback Play TiVo recordings on Kindle Fire HDX, Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire Strore DVD ISO onto QNAP with VLC server and stream to Sony Bravia TV Convert AVI from MiniDV cassettes to Apple TV with AC3 5.1 SrcBest iOS Video Player Apps for iPhone and iPad
